Hounds of Fairmount Cemeter y Stir Newark Curiosity
A yellow dog roams Fairmount Cemetery Newark at dusk and dawn, playing with unseen occupants of graves. Caretaker John W. Good and Dr Joseph Craiger report the dog’s prowling and the dog’s sleep on graves, unsettling locals who believe a ghostly presence haunts the grounds.
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Fairmount Cemetery
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Baruch Funds Peace Study On War Profits At Hopkins
Bernard M. Baruch has donated at least 250000 dollars to Johns Hopkins University for a study of maintaining world peace by profiting from war profits. Owen D Young, trustees chair, says the gift may total about 300000 dollars for three years of research at Johns Hopkins and foreign universities. The project aims to limit profits from war to curb profiteering and reduce incentives for war.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Walter Hines Page
Baruch
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Theft at Temple: Dekalogue Stolen in Bayonne Temple
Report describes a burglary at a temple in Bayonne New Jersey where a thief accessed a cellar through a door and used a hatchet to pry open a safe. The intruder removed sacred vessels and the Ten Commandments, leaving the safe empty when the caretaker arrived. The details are fragmentary.
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Bayonne
N. J
The Yencil Teaches Farm Profit Through Bookkeeping
A banker explains farming as a business and argues farmers must keep books to measure profit. Examples show Illinois and Iowa cases where keeping accounts increased net income, reduced costs, and improved operations, with inventories and annual financial statements guiding loan readiness.
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Illinois
Iowa
Banks Aid Seed Testing for Farmers in Monrovia
Bankers in Monrovia Indiana assist farmers by testing seed corn in a basement seed lab. Last season 25 000 cars were tested for 56 farmers with about one quarter of seed deemed unfit. This year the share of bad seed is expected to rise with supervision by the high school agricultural teacher. The effort will boost local seed corn surplus.
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Conway
Ark
County Bankers Association
Calhoun
Cherokee
Buena Vista
Iowa
Uric Acid Condition and Health Implications
An early 20th century health column discusses uric acid origins from albuminoid foods and its production in kidney cells. It links excess uric acid to worry overwork, diet, and alcohol, noting risks like gout and kidney stones, and advises hydration, gentle laxatives, and limited meat fish and eggs.
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New York
Porter
George Matthew Adams
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